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AssassinsMace

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Hmm, my parents told me to fight back, and I did. I moved to the states when I was 11, and within 3 days this kid tried to bully me. He was trying to cut in line at lunch, which other kids let him do, but I refused to let him pass by me when he reached me. He started pushing me which I ignored. Finally after I got my lunch tray and he pushed me again, causing me almost drop my tray, I put the tray down, walked up to him, and pushed him back. He started to presumably cursing at me (I didn't understand a lick of English at the time), but every time he opened his mouth I pushed him again, and again. I pushed him into a pile of chairs, he got up, opened his mouth again and I pushed him back into it. The whole time he didn't dare to strike me, and I was good until I switched schools.

At the new school another kid tried to bully me, much bigger guy, a known bully. He took my umbrella out of my backpack and started passing it around to his friends, making me chase after one after another. When I got it back, I walked up to him and smacked him in the face with my umbrella. He tried to fight me, I kicked him hard in the belly and we circled each other a few times throwing a few punches which all missed before people broke us up. Again, no more bullying thereafter.

Parents here, don't tell your kids to turn the other cheek, don't be the "soft persimmon". Bullies are afraid of those who can fight back.
Back when I was a kid, a bully cut in front of me in line in the cafeteria. I shoved him hard enough that he fell to the ground on his back. The other kids erupted into cheers and the guy left the cafeteria embarrassed. The say nothing do nothing when wronged Chinese are like those parents of the kid who committed suicide.
 

Chevalier

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The thing was the parents like many typical Asian parents did nothing to protect their kid. They even told their kid to apologize to the bullies which the school interpreted as an admission of guilt and it was his fault and then he was suspended. I know some Asian parents that blamed their kids when they were bullied. To them if their kid was bullied, they must've done something to provoke the bullies.
This is a major pain body of mine and i have a lot of childhood anger from exactly the same situation; our parents, boomer parents came from a society where it was ASSUMED that everyone in society was prosocial and wanted the best for ALL children; therefore, their expectation of getting their kid to apologise was an ASSUMPTION that the bullies would relent, and realise the error of their ways, little realising, because of the language barrier or blockheadedness of sunken cost fallacy of having uprooted their family to the West, that in the anglosphere, the entire society has declared war on Asian identity and Asian boys from day one. Even today, navigating the finance and corporate world means having to deal with the same harassment and BS from others in anglo society.

So you're not just navigating racial issues but also generational issues; i have boomer parents who think the world is still 1995 and that we should always listen and learn to white americans, or that one has to stay at a crappy low paid job for over a year "so it looks good on the resume". A big part of growing up was realising that parents could be and often were wrong and that one had to make one's own decisions for oneself.
The funny thing is the biggest bullies are not the jocks you see in those high school stereotypes but the nerds who know how to make the system work for them. People like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos are far worse bullies because they are the ones paying you and they have the power to make you be their bitch. Its really amazing how PR has covered them up

The stupid loud mouth jock? All he needs to do is piss off a guy bigger/stronger than him and he gets decked hard and realizes where he stands in the hierarchy. Thats why you see a lot of these guys peak in high school coz lets say he gets a scholarship to play football at college, suddenly all his mates are as big or bigger than him and he suddenly realizes he's the one low down in the pecking order who has to do humiliating things.
Problem is that anglo society marginalises Asian men who stand up for themselves and promotes those who are obsequious and homosexual or female who will act as vessels for their innumerable white incels. Why else do so many Chinese return back to China for career and work? Or they start their own businesses. Chinese in general are not like indians who are more than happy to suck up and even change their entire names to better ape the part of an anglo servant. I have known many indians with anglo surnames like 'st george' or 'Dean'.
 

Ringsword

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Hmm, my parents told me to fight back, and I did. I moved to the states when I was 11, and within 3 days this kid tried to bully me. He was trying to cut in line at lunch, which other kids let him do, but I refused to let him pass by me when he reached me. He started pushing me which I ignored. Finally after I got my lunch tray and he pushed me again, causing me almost drop my tray, I put the tray down, walked up to him, and pushed him back. He started to presumably cursing at me (I didn't understand a lick of English at the time), but every time he opened his mouth I pushed him again, and again. I pushed him into a pile of chairs, he got up, opened his mouth again and I pushed him back into it. The whole time he didn't dare to strike me, and I was good until I switched schools.

At the new school another kid tried to bully me, much bigger guy, a known bully. He took my umbrella out of my backpack and started passing it around to his friends, making me chase after one after another. When I got it back, I walked up to him and smacked him in the face with my umbrella. He tried to fight me, I kicked him hard in the belly and we circled each other a few times throwing a few punches which all missed before people broke us up. Again, no more bullying thereafter.

Parents here, don't tell your kids to turn the other cheek, don't be the "soft persimmon". Bullies are afraid of those who can fight back.
I can attest to this -be righteous and fight-bullies are almost ALL weak,pussies after a beating-me Grade 11 /A student vs white asshole D student and his loser friends starteded to throw stuff like chalk at me all the time -I told him to stop-laughter,and I pushed him out of his seat/we went outside in hallway to fight -he hit me once in jaw I hit him 2-3 times in face-our math teacher came along( I was pepared to be expelled)-and told us to get back in class-next day I was armed with sharpen chopsticks(?) in pocket to face him and his gang-Guess what bully now facially bruised-cheerfully waves and says hi all the time I see him.FFS-China crunch these stupid shits-worked for this boomer wumao!! :) :) :)
 
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